Timothy Sumer

Did you miss this week's Wednesday Workshop? We've got you covered! Listen as Nate Hare discusses the top 5 ways to purchase real estate in a tax-advantaged manner. Successful investors are individuals that understand the many uses of money, and more importantly how to keep it. Keeping more of your hard-earned money can be difficult for some, especially when planning for retirement. Nuview Trust Company allows investors to use their IRAs, 401ks, HSAs, and ESAs, to invest in alternative assets such as Real Estate. This class will provide you the step-by-step process of how real estate is purchased and owned within an IRA. We will also discuss the pros and cons of buying real estate within your IRA(s) and cover 5 different strategies investors are using more commonly today to accomplish this. If this was helpful to you, make sure to stay connected with NuView Trust by doing the following: - Subscribe to our YouTube channel - Follow us on Facebook. - Contact

On this episode of Ask an IRA Specialist, Tom answers the question, “Can I take money out of my IRA?” The answer is yes, but depending on when you do it, and which type of IRA you are withdrawing from, you may be subject to taxes and penalties. There isn’t necessarily one answer for everything, and the IRS allows for certain exemptions for IRA distributions without taxes and penalties. If you have specific questions, contact us at IRAspecialists@nuviewtrust.com If this was helpful to you, make sure to stay connected with NuView Trust by doing the following: - Subscribe to our YouTube channel - Follow us on Facebook. - Contact us directly with questions or ideas at: IRAspecialists@nuviewtrust.com We go live with education almost daily. We love to provide investors the true story of what's possible inside of an IRA. NuView Trust NuView IRA Processing Office, 280 S Ronald Reagan Blvd STE 200, Longwood, FL 32750 Lat: 28.695340 Long: -81.346741 ... ( read

DISCLAIMER: NuView Trust Company does not provide tax, legal, or investment advice. These videos are for educational purposes only, and we encourage everyone to seek their own legal or tax advice before entering into any type of investments. ATTENTION INVESTORS: There are some very important deadlines approaching and changes made that you need to be aware of NOW. If you have an IRA, 401k, HSA or ESA, you have until the tax filing deadline to make your 2021 yearly contribution. In addition, contribution limits for some of these accounts have been increased for the year 2022. Some accounts have specific deadlines for 2021 contributions, and some accounts have specific changes to their 2022 contribution limits. Tune in for the details! If this was helpful to you, make sure to stay connected with NuView Trust by doing the following: - Subscribe to our YouTube channel - Follow us on Facebook. - Contact us directly with questions or ideas at: IRAspecialists@nuviewtrust.co

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ATTENTION ALL SELF-DIRECTED IRA INVESTORS: In case you didn't know, there are a couple of Roth Conversion deadlines approaching that you should be aware of. A Roth conversion entails taking your pre-tax Traditional, SEP, or SIMPLE IRA, paying income tax on the amount you'd like to convert, and ultimately getting your IRA into a completely tax-free Roth IRA. So what are the proposed changes to Roth Conversions in the current administration's Infrastructure Bill, and what deadlines do you, the self-directed IRA investor, need to be aware of? If the bill were to pass as is, there will be two specific changes related to Roth conversions. #1 - If you exceed certain income limits either as a single or joint filer, you will no longer be able to convert pre-tax funds after December 31st, 2021. #2 - If you have a company sponsored 401k plan , or a Solo401K for your self-employed business, you will no longer be bale to do In-Plan Roth conversions of your Employer's p